Sadhguru explains, yoga is not an expression, but is about determining who you are and the nature of who you wish to be.

Sadhguru responds to a question about genetic modification and whether its large-scale implementation could lead to destruction or chaos. He also shares anecdotes to elucidate the potential consequences of gene manipulation on humanity and other life forms.

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Set the context for a joyful, exuberant day with a short, powerful message from Sadhguru. Explore a range of subjects with Sadhguru, discover how every aspect of life can be a stepping stone, and learn to make the most of the potential that a human being embodies.

Sadhguru mentions that traditionally, from the beginning it has been the yogis that also handled health. Health through yoga is seen as the basis to explore deeper dimensions of life.

The word yoga means literally means "union" or "to merge". More than a set of physical postures or exercises, Sadhguru defines yoga as a science to determine the nature of who you are and what you want to be.

Sadhguru at Columbia University, New York - Youth and Truth, Apr 29, 2019 [Full Talk]

Sadhguru explains the significance of Mahalaya Amavasya or Pitru Paksha, and why the tradition of honoring our ancestors is significant. Kalabhairava Shanti is an annual process conducted at Linga Bhairavi on the auspicious night of Mahalaya Amavasya for the wellbeing of ancestors and departed relatives.

Of all the things in the world that a human being can do, why yoga? Sadhguru explains, whether you sing, dance or whatever you do, it is an expression of who you are. Yoga is not an expression, but is about determining who you are and the nature of who you wish to be.

Speaking on how to transcend the upheavals of life and attain to a natural state of love and joy within yourself, in this week’s podcast Sadhguru talks about bringing the necessary awareness to life.

Sadhguru responds to a question about genetic modification and whether its large-scale implementation could lead to destruction or chaos. He also shares anecdotes to elucidate the potential consequences of gene manipulation on humanity and other life forms.

Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty, prominent cardiac surgeon and founder of the Narayana Hrudayalaya hospitals, probes Sadhguru on the issue of human health. Far from being a dry diagnosis of health care, the dialogue delves into the realms of the mystical with questions on destiny and the role of a doctor, as well as its connection to congenital illnesses. Other questions deal with the power of human contact, the necessity of invasive medical interventions and unlocking the potential of the mind. In Mechanics of Health, Sadhguru looks at the fundamentals for creating health in the body, not just as a temporary relief from illnesses, but as a natural state of being.

Sadhguru explains how intimate physical contacts create runanubandha or large volumes of physical memory, which can lead to confusion on the level of the body. He then elucidates why monks in India wear clothes soaked in filtered soil.

Sadhguru speaks about the science behind the system of gotras and kulas that were established in Indian culture, which show a deep understanding of genetics.

Are physical disabilities such as hearing impairment, paralysis or blindness a hindrance for one on the spiritual path? Sadhguru explains, whatever happens in life, you can suffer it or see how to make use of it. No matter one’s outside abilities, what is inside remains intact.